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Our first lyric book has arrived as of September 23 2017.
selections below:
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
Aurora was the girl of ages
Reading from the golden page
Of futures bright and people laughing
In a world without no graves
Or borders, walls and misconceptions
Gods and kings and useless rules
Stepping out of crystal fountains
Savior of eternal youth
Aurora, Aurora
Aurora sprinkled deep in sunrise
Sunset waits for fertile hands
To lead our star to future mountains
Himalayan thinker's path
Where none intrudes the waiting hermit
Making love to summer skies
Orchids bend and tulips whisper
Of their flower beaded bride
Aurora, Aurora
Another time, another victim
Of this pretty game called life
Aurora lifts the fashion curtains
Sings a song of pure surprise
On darkened ears her sweetened tones fall
Like a chime of foreign bliss
Now the shadows lose their meaning
No one's dying on his knees
Aurora, Aurora
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
I was riding on my bike – looking for a perfect hike
And I wasn't high on shrooms, though my head was filled with doom
Listening to a space rock song I thought nothing could go wrong
Started browsing you know what for you know who, just looking for a thing to do
When a message popped out fast and I thought shit, man, I'm gonna crash
But I managed to ride on down the road to Berlin dawn
So she said she digs the Stones, got a thing for mammoth bones
And her face made the whole trip a mess, later came this MMS
Last thing I remember doing was a spinning and a turning
To the tune of "Kick Out the Jams", oh man, the shit has hit the fan
Listening to a space rock song I thought nothing could go wrong
But then I think the shrooms kicked in from a crater in her skin
Yeah, I guess had a gig to play, but I couldn't come today
So I woke up and the doctor gave me head on a sterile German bed
What a trip, man.
So I totaled everything but it helped my soul to sin
With the sins I haven't sinned before "Son, they call it rock'n'roll"
In the chill of spoon balloons she has swallowed both my moons
And I gave her all kinds of highs, and I will till the day I die
Just remember what Isabella said – before I tripped she told me "Break a leg!"
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
Yeah I got kicked in the face, punched in the guts
I got loved so hard and heavy that I closed my eyes
Yeah I closed them for good anyone could see
That the coffin they gave me didn't fit my shit
Well it's two steps forward
Three steps back
The biggest deal in town
And the cops that they attack without a code
Yeah I got married real young, got divorced too fast
Now I'm counting the years turning night to day
And the friends that I knew in my tiny town
Are no longer the ones I'd like to hang around with
Yeah there's no reason too loud and no whisky too cheap
For me to start talking on the midnight shift
When the town awakes and it grabs my clothes
Well it's time to dress up metropolitan cold
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
I'm raiding radioactive
I send beams from my eyes
I'm singing the cadabra
It ain't no surprise
I'm moving like a phantom
Through seductive streets
I'm turning in my night coat
Got to die on my knees
I'm just a cold war kid
I'm seeing multi-colored
I'm a child of fear
I'm chaos embodied
Full of hazardous thrills
I'm pushing up the limits
Of my bodily self
I'm dancing like a starbeam
On its way down to hell
I'm just a cold war kid
I'm the new sun rising
On a morning mushroom sky
I'm nuclear drops of rain
I'm a gliding paramount cry
I'm the old moon fading
Like a piercing cry of death
I'm the futuristic meadows
Where you lose your earthly breath
I'm just a cold war kid
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
Out of tune, out of time, out of everything that counts 'round here
Out of tune, out of time, out of rhyme, out of spoons
Hanging on the dark side of this mirror
Out of time, out of tune, out of sanctuary, you shouldn't count on me
Cause it's bitter and it's cold 'round here, out of tune
And the glitter is gone for good
Break the chains
It's the Lords that came
To the Feast again
And they're bored
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
Florescence blooms
In a spring day
Purple acid
Makes you fly
Angels of hysteria
Mark your step
Infant pills
A stolen cry
Circular apprentice
Under Marvel skies
Florescence blooms
In a long day
Velvet mushrooms
Soaked with life
Guardians of lysergic
Mountains sleep
Under roving
Moons of time
Prophets of illusion
Under marble skies
Florescence blooms
On a wet night
Folky towers
Make you sleep
Right this way
To Fairyport
Sunken circus rising
From the deep
Prophets of illusion
Under marble skies
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
Electric meadows we all painted white
Everyone's dead 'round here, but nobody dies
The sun and pilots they choose one way
They leave behind a mess of vapor trails…
Hello Utopia!
A million blocks under clear blue sky
No need to worry, ask us – we all know why
Your future's world's good for us all
And we don't care about the warning bells that toll…
Hello Utopia!
The morning sun is crossed out of the day
Chrome Angel Rider – who cares the price to pay?
It's both your Life and freedom road
So set the sails and raise the sword!
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
A billion visions flowing
A billion stars are glowing
A billion sounds around me
A billion stars surround me
A billion years ago
A billion ways to go
A billion eyes to see
A billion things to be
Interstellar blues.
A billion deaths ago
A billion lives before
A billion circles turning
A billion clusters burning
A billion cities falling
A billion voices calling
A billion peaks to climb
A billion voids to find
Interstellar blues.
A billion gods to meet you
A billion suns to greet you
A billion egos crashing
A billion angels laughing
A billion notes below
A billion tongues to use
A billion ways to go
It's interstellar blues
Interstellar blues.
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
She lives in a daydream that falls quick to night
Pearls on her neck cannot make up for that
She's got a companion in a 'lil cage of glass
It's a bird or a monkey is it there hard to tell
Laughing and flying cross her punctured room
Till the mistress says stop and the curtain hits moon
Oh Margaret
Learn to forget
Oh Margaret
Learn to forget
She smokes a cigar made of lipstick and nails
In a cozy bed mirror that reflects but her face
And the silence is pretty when he enters the room
With some flowers for gardens and some heat for the spoon
Laughing and flying cross her punctured room
Till the mirage is gone and there is nothing but gloom
Oh Margaret
Learn to forget
Oh Margaret
Learn to forget
She wears a fine skirt made of leopard's skin
In the streets of the city, in the city of dreams
Where her voice is paraded like a dumb little dog
By a man with no trousers on a bike made of skulls
Laughing and riding cross her punctured room
Till the TV explodes and the clock strikes noon
Oh Margaret
Learn to forget
Oh Margaret
Learn to forget
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
All that I wish is to slide to the sea and dive
All that I wish is to ride on a cloud and fly
All that I wish is to slide to the sea and dive
All that I wish is to stroke the head of the sun
All that I wish, clear blue sky, fields of green in the pure new sun
All that I wish – rivers of blue
Long hot summer nights with you
All that I wish is to dream for a while and fade
All that I wish is a multicolor fountain grave
All that I wish is to fall from a hill and fly
All that I wish is to watch the sea slide
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
Too much sunshine on my tired lips
Too much sunshine in my tired head
Too much sunshine in my tired eyes
Too much sunshine in the life I led
Thought I'd become dumb
But I became glad
Too much sunshine in my pocket
Too much sunshine in your hands
Too much sunshine is my dream
Too many sounds in a sunny land
Thought I'd become old
But I became young
Thought I'd lay in the dirt
But I flew to the sky
Sunshine feeds your head
Sunshine blows your mind
Sunshine never ends
You know sunshine ain't no crime
Too much sunshine in your starry hair
Too much sunshine in the universe
Too much sunshine in an open field
Too much sunshine near the fireplace
Thought I'd love you more
Than you'll ever guess
Thought I'd fly for your love
And never rest
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
Well I met a funky lady and she says she's my fraulein
And she sings about her make up and the hours of vielleicht
When the cosmic boom approaches she gets ready for the wave
She says pick me up another lovely frequency of shade
Cause in light I get so lonely and in darkness I dress up
You can take off all those clothes but later on you'll call it luck
And then later we'll have dinner till you scream out of your shoes
To the solar goddess glowing with a case of Tschussblues
She's as perfect as a sunbeam and a bluebird on the rise
She goes beaming through the window like a ghost of foreign time
And a precious skirt and stockings too expensive to approach
Say I came her to adore you and I'll wake you up real close
She says never mind the weather cause I'm calling from the sun
If you want to I'll be naked in the rays of your electric gun
But shoot it cool and quiet and precisely on the spot
Or I'll waste you like a riot that came creeping with the rose and up and up
And the cloud I climb says achtung das ist high wie sommer hue
I'm your Luna and your cat queen and a bit of das Tschussblues
Rolling like a thunder, sleeping like a star
She's playing funky magic on the strings of my guitar
But when sleeping she's as quiet as a cat beside the door
When I aim she's getting busy at the only home she knows
So we have eternal dinner till you fuck out of your shoes
I will never rip you off your Tschussblues
That you painted on the moon
She says phase me out, phase me out real good
Phase me out or leave me, phase me out of your neighborhood
Phase me out and leave me, oh phase me out real good
She says phase me till you move the spoons
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
Empty out the highways
Empty out the doorways of your self
Another reason to push the empty door away
Another eagle floats away into the sun
Time is your friend
Use your brain
Love is your friend
Use your brain
Another daybreak
Another womb to choose you from
Another vision
Another empty barroom gone
You float away now
Happy in the Autumn sky…
(by Adam Jan Kaufmann)
We wake sun
We're dead on the run
Assortment of guns
We have
We wake sun
We're shooting for fun
Colors of death
We wear
Through electric storms
We crawl in soot
We harvest the land
We've got heavy boots
In gory fields
Of propaganda stars
We're slow and sure
We're headed for Mars
We wake sun
We're reaping souls
When they enter womb
Can't live a second
In atomic tombs
We're cleaning minds
We leave behind
So that not a trace
Of our hand be found
We wake sun
We've a billion volts
Buzzing in the air
We're the neutron bomb
We're the devil dare
And in every stone
In every straw of grass
You can see our face
Molded smoke and glass
We wake sun


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In the heat of the day, the eagle makes use of hot thermal air currents that drift up from the ground to reach these dizzying heights, whilst expending little energy.
The Wedge-Tailed Eagle can be found from sea level areas to alpine regions, though they favour forested land and open country, to rainforests and coastal heaths. They can often be seen perched in trees and on rocks and cliffs, from where they have a clear view of their surroundings, enabling them to defend their territory and identify prey.
The 2016 Australian Wedge-Tailed Eagle 1oz Gold Proof High Relief Coin is struck by The Perth Mint from 99.99% pure gold in proof quality, and issued as legal tender under the Australian Currency Act 1965.
No more than 1,000 of these coins will be released worldwide.
The coin's reverse depicts an impressive Wedge-Tailed Eagle perched on a tree branch. The design also includes the inscription AUSTRALIAN WEDGE-TAILED EAGLE, the 2016 year-date and The Perth Mint's 'P' mintmark. The coin's obverse depicts the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the monetary denomination.
This coin is housed in a prestigious wooden display case with a themed, customised shipper and is accompanied by a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
Product Code: 16Y45AAA
Metal Content (Troy oz) 1
Monetary Denomination (AUD) 100
Fineness (% purity) 99.99
Minimum Gross Weight (g) 31.107
Maximum Diameter (mm) 27.30
Maximum Thickness (mm) 4.50
Maximum Mintage: 1,000

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Wes Anderson has a very distinctive style of filmmaking. He also has a very distinctive color palate and some very distinctive shots he likes to use (not to mention a particular group of actors who he likes to work with). If you missed it, this mini-doc does a great job of detailing most of the 'Andersonisms'
All of that is great and I am a big fan of the films. The problem, however, with being that distinctive is that it makes it pretty easy to copy and/or parody your style and apply it to nearly anything.
Take, for example, this "Wes Anderson" porno from Nacho Punch (and just sort of ignore the bad Owen Wilson impression).
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Meanwhile is the temporary use of vacant buildings or land for a socially beneficial purpose until such a time that they can be brought back into commercial use again. It makes practical use of the 'pauses' in property processes, giving the space over to uses that can contribute to quality of life and better places whilst the search for a commercial use is ongoing.
The idea in the UK is best articulated by the Meanwhile Project; 'Meanwhile is a philosophy, a policy and a programme of work. As a philosophy Meanwhile is based on the belief that empty properties spoil town centres, destroy economic and social value, and waste resources that we cannot afford to leave idle. Vibrant interim uses led by local communities will benefit existing shops, as well as the wider town centre, through increased footfall, bringing life back to the high street and making better use of resources overall'.
The Dutch and other North-European countries are pretty useful in this area also, however given the language barriers perhaps the one other country worthy of a most honourable mention is Australia. There, the founder and director of Renew Australia - Marcus Westbury - articulates the issues and the solutions better than anyone. Check him out on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTQncl0mKqo - by regeneration's standards he really is a quite exceptional, passionate, inspirational and articulate speaker.
Further details and free resources are available at www.renewaustralia.org and in the UK at www.meanwhile.org.uk - Meanwhile is referenced in the Government's 'Looking after our town centres' document which is useful in convincing wary landlords that 'it's okay...'(!) as the benefits for property owners is real and genuine.
Benefits to property owners
• Lower costs during vacant periods – During most meanwhile uses, utility bills, security and insurance costs and rates will be covered by the occupiers, providing direct savings to the owner/leaseholder. (In case studies, the landlord of the city centre property in Cambridge saved £18,000 of business rates over 6 months).
• The security of active occupation
• Increased prospect of future commercial use – Meanwhile use often increases the level of awareness of the property to prospective tenants or owners, particularly if it provides a home for an eye-catching project. It also gives prospective tenants an easier opportunity to access the property and see its potential, while it is in use. This is particularly advantageous for retail and leisure spaces, where profile is a key issue for tenants.
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What sorts of Uses
• Visual interventions which don't require regular use/access such as window painting, window displays and installations, changing exhibitions to be viewed from outside, projections onto windows, light installations- ie daytime and night-time animation.
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Meet the Experts
Randy Watson
Randy has a passion for food and family. Prior to joining the ShoppersChoice.com team, he spent 5 years as the Head Steak Chef at Baton Rouge's legendary Ruffino's restaurant and 3 years creating almost-too-pretty-to-eat prepared meals for Whole Foods. Although he started on the customer service team, Randy now shares his culinary expertise as our Grillmaster and on-camera talent.
Chef Tony
Chef Tony Matassa was trained in his family's restaurant virtually from the time he was born, and in his career, he has worked with some of the best chefs in the Cajun heartland. Since joining our team in February 2008, he has been cranking out countless expert reviews, grill demos and recipe videos for our customers.
Ally Guay
Ally Guay has spent the last 20 years designing, organizing and creating the perfect home for her family and others. Her love for the outdoors inspires her passion for outdoor living and entertaining.She shares these passions with lifestyle videos and insightful product guides to help you create your own backyard paradise.
Blaine Boudreaux
Blaine grew up on a farm in St. Francisville, Louisiana but now leads an urban lifestyle in the Mid-City area of Baton Rouge. Part of ShoppersChoice.com's video production crew, you can usually find Blaine behind the lens of his camera. Blaine's specialty is pasta, but he also loves using his Solaire Anywhere Portable Grill, especially for steak!
Frank Alfieri
Frank's passion for grilling comes from the eating side of the equation, as food has been a big part of his upbringing. The youngest and only son in a large Italian household, everything revolved around food growing up. Frank is the Vice President of Product Development and has spent the past 20 years looking for innovative consumer products that enhance people's lives.
Jordan Parrish
Jordan Parrish came to us from Atlanta, Georgia and quickly rose to be one of our top salespeople. Her expert training began in our customer service department, receiving hands-on coaching with all the top brands and through our paid time grilling program. Jordan discovered she had a real passion for grilling and sharing her new expertise hosting and cooking for her family and friends.


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Growing a diversified economy
Finding new opportunities, encouraging investment and getting our products to new markets.
As Alberta's economy continues its upward trend, we're working to promote diversification and create jobs across sectors.
We're taking action to strengthen Alberta's economy by introducing the Energy Diversification Act and the Growth and Diversification Act. If passed, these pieces of legislation would:
- encourage companies to invest in building new partial upgrading, petrochemical processing and feedstock recovery facilities to ensure we get more value from our oil and gas resources
- create 3,000 technology-focused spaces in post-secondary institutions to train and graduate a high-tech workforce
- support the interactive digital media sector to help attract and retain tech companies and entreprenuers
- extend successful tax credit programs to attract private investment in small businesses and capital projects
- establish partnerships with industry and post-secondary institutions to grow the unmanned aerial systems sector
Invest Alberta
Invest Alberta is your one-stop government connection to doing business in Alberta. Our team of investment professionals provide advice, information, contacts and assistance to support you in all areas of your investment project including:
- starting a business in Alberta
- navigating Alberta's regulatory environment
- accessing business programs
- providing guidance to capital access opportunities
- analyzing and helping meet your labour requirements
- working with municipal partners on site-specific opportunities
- providing state-of-the-art industry data and analysis
- helping you maximize the value of Alberta's world-class infrastructure
Alberta Investor Tax Credit
The Alberta Investor Tax Credit (AITC) encourages investors to provide entrepreneurs with the capital they need to innovate and expand their business.
Investors can receive a 30% tax credit if they provide capital to Alberta small businesses doing:
- research
- development
- commercialization of new technology, new products or new processes
- interactive digital media development
- video post-production
- digital animation
- tourism
Applications are open and will remain open until the annual budget has been fully allocated.
Capital Investment Tax Credit
The Capital Investment Tax Credit (CITC) encourages companies to make timely capital investments that offer opportunities for economic growth.
Alberta-based manufacturing, processing or tourism companies that make a capital investment of at least $1 million can apply for a 10% tax credit on eligible capital expenditures, up to a maximum of $5 million.
Visit the CITC program webpage for more information on when and how to apply.
Alberta Enterprise Corporation
As technology-based businesses look to launch and expand in Alberta, they'll need access to capital, support and expertise to get their ideas and products to market.
We allocated $75 million over 2 years to Alberta Enterprise Corporation (AEC) to invest in venture capital funds that have a track record of success, strong global networks and a demonstrated commitment to our province. For every dollar AEC invests in venture capital funds, $4 is invested back into Alberta companies.
Alberta Investment Management Corporation
The Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) will invest a portion of the province's Heritage Fund into businesses with strong growth potential.
As of October 2016, AIMCo has invested a total of $104.5 million in capital into 4 companies.
Community and Regional Economic Support
The Community and Regional Economic Support (CARES) program provides financial support for community initiatives that promote long-term economic growth, attract investment and improve local business environments.
Communities with limited resources and common interests are encouraged to collaborate on larger projects.
Approximately 600 communities, regions and municipalities in Alberta are eligible to apply for CARES funding. Visit the CARES program webpage for more information on when and how to apply.
Attracting headquarters and major investment
For both domestic and international companies, Alberta is a great place to do business. For example, Calgary is home to the highest concentration per capita of international headquarters in Canada. It also has one of the country's youngest, most highly educated and skilled workforces. Working together to build on those strengths helps create and maintain jobs and diversify our economy.
We're investing $5 million over two years to attract major firms to set up their head offices in the province. Through this program, $2 million has been provided to both Calgary Economic Development (CED) and Edmonton Economic Development Corporation (EEDC) to enhance and implement regional headquarters and investment attraction strategies. The remaining $1 million will be used by government to support ongoing investment attraction efforts.
Accessing new markets
We're taking action to open new markets for Alberta goods and services in a number of ways. This includes through showing leadership on the environment, showing respect for indigenous peoples and working collaboratively with other governments across Canada and around the world.
Transporting products
A key challenge facing Alberta's energy industry is the need to improve our access to new world markets, which means getting at least one new pipeline built to tidewater.
The Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, which will carry bitumen from Alberta's oil sands to the Pacific coast, will open up new markets for our energy products while creating tens of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars of new investment. When the project was approved, the federal government directly cited the Alberta's Climate Leadership Plan as the key factor for approval.
We remain steadfastly committed to getting the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion built, and to ensuring Alberta energy products find access to new markets.
Supporting businesses
We continue to work with local businesses to help them access opportunities outside the province.
Asia is widely considered to hold the highest potential for economic returns, and the placement of our international offices helps Alberta businesses succeed in those markets.
Alberta Culture and Tourism also offers international investment services, which link international capital sources with established Alberta companies seeking joint-venture tourism investment, such as resort development.
Alberta Export Expansion Package
The Alberta Export Expansion Package (AEEP) introduces 3 new programs to prepare Alberta companies for success in new international markets.
- Export Support Fund will reimburse eligible companies up to $20,000 for costs of exporting to new international markets
- Global Buyers and Investors Program will help export-ready companies connect with international buyers by bringing business delegations to the province
- Export Readiness Program will familiarize companies with the ins and outs of exporting and enhance their readiness for the export market. This includes the Export Readiness Micro-Voucher Program, which will provide businesses with up to $10,000 for the development of a targeted international market strategy focused on one country.
Petrochemicals Diversification Program
We're working with partners to create new jobs and diversify the energy industry by adding value to Alberta's resources and processing them into new end products.
The Petrochemicals Diversification Program (PDP) was created to encourage companies to invest in methane and propane upgrading by providing up to $500 million in royalty credits incentives.
Three new facilities, in 2 projects, have been approved to be built in Alberta, representing a capital investment worth $6 billion. The projects will generate up to 4,200 jobs during construction and over 240 full-time jobs once operation begins.
Modernized Royalty Framework
The Modernized Royalty Framework harmonizes the way oil, gas and liquids drilled in the province are treated, which improves investment certainty. A new Drilling and Completion Cost Allowance creates an incentive for companies to lower operating costs, which will help spur innovation in the sector and optimize royalty returns for Albertans.
Renewable energy
Alberta has set a firm target to ensure 30% of electricity used in the province will come from renewable sources such as wind, hydro and solar by 2030.
To help achieve this, we're supporting 5,000 megawatts of additional renewable energy capacity by soliciting investment through the Renewable Electricity Program. The program will support new or expanded Alberta-based renewable projects that are 5 megawatts or greater in size.
It's estimated that at least $10.5 billion in new investment will come into the provincial economy by 2030, creating 7,200 new jobs for Albertans as projects are built.
Agriculture and agri-food processing
The agriculture sector employs more than 86,000 people and generates exports of more than $9 billion annually. There is tremendous potential for the agriculture sector to expand into the global marketplace, and to grow the agri-food processing industry through innovative new processes or creating of new materials.
Alberta's food and beverage processing industries represent the province's second largest manufacturing sector, employing 26,000 people with annual sales of more than $14.6 billion.
The expanded Agrivalue Processing Business Incubator and the Food Processing Development Centre in Leduc is the largest of its kind in North America.
Since 2011, the food processing facility has supported 10 new companies that have generated $60 million in investment in Alberta and created more than 500 direct and indirect jobs. The team of food scientists, engineers and technologists provides entrepreneurs with access to the expertise and resources they need to develop their product ideas and bring their production process to a commercial scale.
Cultural industries
Alberta's cultural industries create jobs, attract talent and investment, secure export markets and build creative capital that affects every sector of the economy.
Alberta's cultural industries, including film, television and publishing industries, employed more than 5,600 people and contributed $584 million to the province's GDP in 2015.
The Alberta Foundation of the Arts funds, encourages and supports the development of arts in Alberta, while maintaining and expanding the AFA art collection as a resource for all Albertans.
The Alberta Media Fund provides support to organizations and individuals involved in cultural industries, which including screen-based media production, book and magazine publishing and sound recordings. Between 2015 and 2016, 90 film and television productions spent more than $157 million in Alberta.
Tourism is one of the leading industries in the province. We're committed to growing the industry and maximizing the opportunities tourism creates in every region of the province. The tourism industry:
- employs more than 127,000 Albertans
- generates more than $2.9 billion in GDP
- contributes $1.67 billion in provincial and local tax revenues
The Tourism Entrepreneurship Program provides tools and services to help entrepreneurs start new tourism businesses and help existing tourism entrepreneurs to innovate, expand or refresh their operations.


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The game starts as Casey Barth kicks off and Clemson receives. The Tigers have a rough time getting past the UNC defense and Dawson Zimmerman punts it. Carolina Quarterback T.J. Yates inches his team down field with slow but steady progress. Johnny White finishes the 48 yard, 12-play drive with a rush into the end zone. Barth completes the extra point and its 7-0.
The Clemson offense struggles to strike back and settles for a 48-yard field goal by Chandler Catanzaro. At 6:19 of the 2nd quarter, the score is 7-3 UNC.
After a hard-fought game by both teams, UNC eventually holds on to win 21-16.
Ryan Parker and the Tigers have similar luck on their second possession, but Catanzaros punt to UNC's 1. Each team's defense amps up the coverage and with 3:40 left in the 2nd quarter no other points have been put on the board.
Out of nowhere, UNC's Yates bombs a pass to White to put the Tar Heels in scoring position. After a desperate first down attempt, Yates fires a pass to Jeremy Boyd for the touchdown. After an 80-yard, 11-play drive, the extra point by Barth makes it 14-3 Carolina with 54 seconds left in the half.
After two quarters, its obvious that this has become a game of who can finish its drives. With Carolina having 141 and Clemson having 136 yards of offense, both teams equally successful at moving the ball. The winner today will be whoever can finish, rather than just endure.
The third quarter gives way to an even bigger fight for ball control. Both teams see no significant improvement in offensive control and at the 6:22 mark it's still 14-3.
After an unsuccessful possession by UNC, Clemson drives to Carolina's 28 where Catanzaro misses a field goal.
Yates and his offense grind downfield, using two fourth down conversions on their way before White makes a 26-yard run to the end zone. Barth's kick makes it 21-10.
On the following drive Clemson fans erupt with excitement, as Parker throws a 74-yard touchdown pass to Jaron Brown. But after an unsuccessful two-point try the score is 21-16.
Still with the lead, UNC holds onto the ball until C.J. Feagles punts with 19 seconds left. Clemson is out of timeouts and the 21-16 lead holds.
They said it…
Clemson Coach Dabo Swinney: "First off, I'm extremely embarrassed. This team deserves better, Clemson deserves better, the fans deserve better. This is just not a very well-coached football team right now and it's my fault. I'm extremely disappointed in what I saw today. I saw a team that wasn't very smart, I saw a team that wasn't very disciplined.
"I saw a team get a lot of critical penalties, right from the beginning of the game on the first play. I saw a team give up a huge play that led to a score right before the end of the half. I'm embarrassed. I'm extremely disappointed in myself. I'm better than this, I know I'm better than this, and it's my job to get it fixed. It's nobody else's job. This football team didn't quit, the football team played, they tried as hard as they could, and it's obvious they're just not very well-coached.
UNC Coach Butch Davis: "There are a lot of ways to win football games. Some of them don't always look like the blueprint you draw up sometimes but when the kids compete and play hard the whole game it gives you a good chance. We tried to be as fundamentally sound as we possibly could and make plays when they presented themselves. I told everybody that I thought Clemson was the best football team we played up to this date. You can see that (Johnny White) is just running his heart out. It says an awful lot about him, he just keeps pounding and pounding. He finds a crease and bounces outside the tackle box and made some really big runs."
White: "It's just a weight lifted off our shoulders. It just didn't seem like anything would go our way the first two weeks where we were a drive away from winning both of those games and now finally things are changing and starting to go our way.
What does it all mean?
UNC is now in a favorable standing after keeping a lead against a very strong football team. The inexperienced special teams for Carolina shows great improvement from the LSU game and continue to learn.
Stars of the game
1. White
2. Yates
3. Parker
Play of the game
Parker's 74-yard touchdown pass to Brown.
All-time series
Clemson leads 34-18-1.
UNC: Won 2.
Clemson: Lost 3.
Up next
Clemson vs. Maryland, Oct. 16, noon.
UNC at Virginia, Oct. 16, TBA.
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Welcome to Tales of Mental Tangle, a brand new feature on OPT where a rotating cast of distinguished thinkers in the Phish community will go head to head in a battle of wits over a variety of Phish topics. Today's debate pits two classic shows from December 29's past against each other. Links to download each show appear below. Also make sure to vote in the poll at the bottom of the post, and share your thoughts on these shows in the comments.
The Skinny
December 29 is up there with Halloween and New Year's Eve on the list of sacred days on the Phish calendar: 12/29/94 with its gargantuan Bowie, 12/29/96 and '98 with their unforgettable second sets, and 12/29/03 with its blazing Piper opener. We didn't choose those shows for today's discussion, but that doesn't mean we think they're any less worthy than the ones we did choose: 12/29/95 and 12/29/97.
The Mental Tanglers
Arguing for 12/29/97: Guy Forget. You know me–I post news, the occasional opinion piece, and plenty of downloads for OPT.
Arguing for 12/29/95: Poster Nutbag. A 14-year veteran of Phish, Poster lives in Philadelphia and will argue for the supremacy of 12/2/97 until the day he dies.
The Hard Evidence
12/29/97: LivePhish, mp3, flac, soundcheck (highly recommended, though it's not part of this debate)
Set 1: NICU > Golgi > Crossroads, Cars Trucks Buses, Train Song, Theme > Fluffhead, Dirt, Antelope
Set 2: Down with Disease -> David Bowie, Possum, Tube, YEM
Encore: Good Times Bad Times
12/29/95: mp3, shn, Real Gin SBD
Set 1: My Friend, Poor Heart > Down with Disease > Taste That Surrounds, NICU, Stash, Fluffhead, Llama, Sweet Adeline
Set 2: Makisupa > Cars Trucks Buses, Gin -> The Real Me -> Gin -> McGrupp, BBFCFM, Bass jam (w/Mike's bass instructor, Jim Stinnett) -> La Grange, Bouncing, Fire
Encore: Golgi
Set 1
Opening Statement: Guy
The first sets of these two shows have a good deal in common: they're both 9 songs and a bit over 70 minutes. Both start with five short tunes, and both include Fluffhead and NICU. So pound for pound, who wins? Well, while '95's Stash could put up a good fight against '97's Antelope, and Disease could take on Crossroads. The tiebreaker has to be '97's Theme. A standout version of the song that simply doesn't have a match in '95's first set.
Poster's Rebuttal
Another similarity between the two is they both have great flow, with each song packing a good punch and getting things started. One thing I like about '95 is that it is a little more varied than '97. '97 is straight rock, but '95 mixes it up a bit, starting with MFMF (rock), Poor Heart (bluegrass), DWD (arena rock), Fog That Surrounds (whatever genre that is. BTW, the original Fishman verses make this Fog, not Taste, right?)
But this isn't a tale of mental togetherness, it's a tale of mental tangle, so let's get to the differences. The Stash in this set does something that doesn't happen in 12/29/97 Set 1: it serves as a launchpad for the rest of the show. It's one of those moments that occur in certain shows where they kick it up a notch somewhere late in Set 1, and never turn back until the show is over. A couple other examples: 12/10/99 Birds, any number of Antelopes, including 11/19/97. In this Stash, you can feel the energy build throughout the song and once they peak, the show becomes an entirely different thing.
However, that being said, the first sets in both of these shows are a push.
Guy's Final Thoughts on Set 1
Technically I think it's Taste That Surrounds (aka "Tasty Fog"), since it's a hybrid of Taste and the pure-Fish Fog That Surrounds which surfaced in early Fall '95. The phish.net song history page is excellent and has the full story.
I agree with you on Stash kicking the '95 show into high gear. But Antelope does the same for '97, although it was more of a gradual gearshift: Theme and Fluffhead had already pushed things to a comfortable cruising speed. Trey's roaring guitar work during the main 'lope jam would be enough to make this an above-average version, but the extended funk outro, with Mike slapping his bass so ferociously that it must've turned black and blue, earns it a place, I'd say, on the outer reaches of a best-of Antelope list.
Set 2
Opening Statement: Poster
The second set is where we can separate the men from the boys. While I find 12/29/97 one of the most eminently listenable shows there is, it doesn't have what 12/29/95 II has: an epic jam of epic jams. Sure, the Tube, DWD, Bowie, Possum, and YEM (I mean, come on, sick setlist) are all stellar, and the Tube is in discussion for "best ever." But it does not have the Real Gin. The Real Gin is one of those Phish moments where you shake your head and say "did that really just happen?" At no point in 12/29/97 does that happen, which is what catapults 12/29/95 into the stratosphere. Guy, is there any moment in 12/29/97 that you would take over the Real Gin?
Guy's Rebuttal
You ask a good question. Before I get to that one, though, I want to tackle a question you hint at earlier on: can a set with one transcendent jam be better than a set that's consistently great, but has no single shining moment? It's a compelling question, and one that I suspect most fans would answer differently depending on the day of the week you asked them. But unfortunately for 12/29/95, I think it's a question that would be more appropriate for a battle between 12/29/97 II and 12/29/94 II. In my opinion, 12/29/95 II is not a set with a transcendent jam; it's a set with a transcendent segue.
Now before anyone whips out the flame-throwers, let me elaborate. I think the Real Gin is awesome. And while the transitions from Gin to The Real Me and back are among the greatest in Phish history, the jamming that flanks them just isn't. It's energetic, it's funky, it's compelling–but is it Phish at their best? I don't think so–to my ears, it's not nearly as energetic, nearly as funky, or nearly as compelling as, say, the Weekapaug or the Mike's from two nights later. To put it another way: if you were to snip out the entire Real Me section, would this Gin still be mentioned in the same breath as 8/13/93, 8/17/97, 7/29/98? It's hard for me to believe it would.
In 12/29/97 II, on the other hand, we have a set that starts strong–Trey's soloing in Disease is furious–and keeps the energy up until the last moments of the encore. Along the way, the band moves masterfully between funk and straight rock jamming in Disease, they inject a dose of Can't Turn You Loose into Possum, they funk the hell out of Tube, and unleash a monster in YEM.
So to answer your final question: no, I don't think that any one jam in 12/29/97 II is as good as the Real Gin. But if you remove Gin > Real Me > Gin from 12/29/95 II, I think you're left with an average set. And I'll always take a set that's great all the way through over one that's just a little greater for 25 minutes, but average for the remaining hour.
Poster's Final Thoughts on Set 2
I like to think of sets not as separate pieces that can be evaluated without context – which you suggest when you talk about removing the Real Gin from 12/29/95 – but as something that needs to be viewed in its entirety. The second set of 12/29/95 wouldn't make sense without the Real Gin, both for what it did and how it went into McGrupp.
Also, you argue that a transcendent segue does not a transcendent jam make, which I could not disagree with more. Think of the 11/12/94 DWD>Have Mercy>DWD. Not the greatest jam in the world, but the segue and the sequence viewed as a whole is what makes it so good: the segue is the jam. Or, following your logic, let's say we removed Possum from 12/29/97 and replaced it with Dogs Stole Things and Circus (keeping with '97 form). How does that set look? Not too hot, does it? Also, how often is it that you get a segue on the level of the Real Gin? That is what makes it so special.
The bottom line is both shows are great, but '95 offers something that '97 does not: they leave the normal confines of the setlist (a siiiiick segue) and enter into some truly unique space where you have no idea what is coming next. '97 is well played, totally listenable, and a great time, but it doesn't rise to the level that 12/29/95 does.
Guy's Final Thoughts
Well like I said, I agree with your final point: the best moment of 12/29/95 is greater than the best moment of 12/29/97. But to continue for a moment on the topic of segues, Phish's ability to transition between songs is a great example of their musical acuity, but it is not unique to them. Their exploratory jams, on the other hand, are. Or put somewhat less diplomatically, if sick segues were what I was after, I'd go to a Disco Biscuits show.
Your Take
What do you all think? Vote in the poll below, and post your thoughts in the comments – which show is better, and who won the argument?


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When HIMSS keynote speakers Kathleen Sebelius and David Blumenthal, M.D., finally got down to business Wednesday morning, they talked business. The message was pretty straightforward: health I.T. is perceived by the Obama administration and other Washington powers an economic engine that needs to keep expanding domestically and overseas.
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National Health IT Coordinator Blumenthal, who's leaving the office this spring, also threw in about health I.T. economic potential, noting that the work around interoperability standards and HER certification are being done to create products not only for the domestic market, but to enable U.S.-based vendors to sell into overseas markets.
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